From social media to the streets, there seems to be a huge demand for diabetic testing strips, which test glucose levels in the blood.

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This week's 'Ask Evan' question comes from Vicki B. Vicki asks, "I've been noticing signs along the roads advertising that someone or a company is looking to buy diabetic test strips. What's that ...

Diabetics can use 12 testing strips a day to monitor their blood sugar levels. That huge volume has given rise to a booming unregulated resale market.

“Cash for diabetic test strips” followed by a telephone number. What’s up with that? Try googling “cash for test strips” on the internet and see how many websites pop up. Then google “free test strips ...

Buyers and sellers of diabetic test strips may not be violating the law, but experts are warning consumers about this underground market.

LifeScan, Inc. has introduced KnowMyCoPay™, a new website and toll-free telephone service that shows the lowest copays for diabetes test strips across major brands based on each patient's ...

LifeScan, Inc. has announced KnowMyCoPay, which is a website and toll-free phone service, free of charges, that will allow patients to find the lowest copays for diabetes test strips.

Answer Man: I keep seeing these signs all around town and I wonder: Why would someone want cash for diabetic test strips? Am I getting the strips or selling them to this person? Also, if I’m ...

BOSTON, Jan. 23, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- StripSupply, a Boston-based company focused on disrupting the $11 billion diabetic test strip market, announced today it will be waiving monthly subscription ...